Multiplication and Division
Angles
Fractions and Decimals
Addition and Subtraction
Weight/Length
100

The two common methods we use for multiplication.

Partial products and area model.

100

Complementary angles add up to this sum.

90°

100

1/2 is represented as this in decimal notation

0.50

100

500-356

144

100

8oz. is equivalent to this weight in pounds(lbs.)

1lb. (pound)

200

Partial quotients is used for...

division 

200

An acute angle.

Less than 90°

200

The bottom number of a fraction is called this. 

Denominator. 

200

"In all" "the sum of" and "more than" indicate this mathematical operation. 

Addition. 

200

36 inches converted into feet. 

3ft. (feet)

300

1624/5

324R4

300

The sum of supplementary angles.

180°

300

In the number 0.25, the 5 is in this place value.

Hundreths. 

300

The sum of 567 and 328.

895

300

Length x Width= 

Area. 

400

347X26

9,022

400

We use this tool to measure angles.

A protractor. 

400

This is how you write the decimal for 3/4.

0.75

400

A farmer planted 38 tomato plants and 47 pepper plants. How many plants did he plant in total?

85 plants.

400

This measurement is the sum of all side lengths of a shape. 

Perimeter. 

500

If you share 24 cookies equally among 6 friends, how many cookies does each friend get?

4 cookies.

500

A suitcase can be opened up to 90°. The suitcase is opened 33°. Up to how many more degrees can the suitcase be opened?

57°

500

12 6/8 - 3 7/8=

8 7/8

500

What is the difference between 86 and 41?

45

500

The amount of feet in one yard.

Three feet.

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